Color

#DBB57F

The hexcode #DBB57F is a darker, cooler, and less saturated variant of the shade "Burlywood". By itself, it is commonly associated with interesting (95.1% match), stone (95.1% match), and reputable (94.9% match). When Burlywood is combined with Liver Chestnut, it relates to the terms shade and extravagant. When joined with Ebony, it becomes more related to the term gleaming. When Burlywood is added to Misty Moss, it shares association with the terms uncomfortable and honeydew. When paired with its complementary color #80A6DB, a lighter, warmer, and more saturated variant of the shade "Blue Gray", it shares connection with the terms irresistible or positive. However, when we analyze the color next to its other triadic colors, #7FDBB5 (a shade of "Medium Aquamarine") and #B57FDB (a shade of "Lavender"), the resulting palette becomes harder and warmer than the complementary color palette and changes from the color index category of "casual" to the "elegant" category. Specifically, the new triad is most suggestive of sparkling and benefit.